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Mining Rack PDU 24-Outlet GB, 3-Phase 63 A
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Mining Rack PDU 24-Outlet GB, 3-Phase 63 A

Quick AnswerMining Rack PDU 24-Outlet GB, 3-Phase 63 A — an IDCPDU Mining PDU for mining farms and hash centres.
  1. Local socket pattern, not an adapter job — Outlets are the pattern already installed in the building, so equipment cords go straight in — one joint less to loosen inside a live rack.
  2. 24 outlets on one strip — A single strip feeds a whole rack, so adding a node no longer means a second PDU and a second feed cable.
  3. 0U vertical — no rack units consumed — The strip hangs on the rear post, so every U stays available for servers.
  4. Breaker ahead of the outlets — A fault trips inside the strip, not at the upstream panel — the rest of the row keeps serving traffic.
  5. Passive build, nothing to fail — No metering board and no switching relay inside — for a basic strip that means fewer parts that can take a rack down.
  6. Built to drawing, not to a catalogue — Outlet mix, cable length and plug are set per order — sample-grade customisation without a tooling charge.
  7. ⁦7–15⁩ working days after drawing approval — The clock starts when the drawing is signed off, and 30-minute proposals / 1-hour quotations come before that.

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Product Description

  • Twenty-four GB three-pin outlets down one 1269 mm body
  • Three-phase 63 A input through a 3-pole breaker
  • For Chinese-plug miners on a shared row feed
  • Domestic mining racks are built around the GB three-pin plug, and imported IEC strips force an adapter onto every machine. This strip carries twenty-four GB outlets along a 1269 mm body, fed from one three-phase 63 A terminal block through a 3-pole breaker that isolates all three phases together. The 65 × 83 mm body clears the rear channel of a 42U cabinet, and the outlets are spread over L1, L2 and L3 so a single-phase load does not sit on one phase. Cable entry works from the top or the bottom, which matters when a row is fed from overhead tray in one aisle and floor boxes in the next.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why GB outlets instead of IEC C13?

Because the machines come with GB plugs. Putting an IEC strip in a Chinese mining rack means twenty-four adapters, twenty-four extra contact points and twenty-four things to fall out. A GB strip removes all of them.

24 outlets on a 63 A three-phase feed — how do the phases work?

The outlets are spread across L1, L2 and L3, roughly eight per phase, and the 3-pole breaker isolates all three together. Balance the machines across phases when you plug them in; a single-phase-heavy pattern on one phase trips the breaker while two phases are still lightly loaded.

What is the 10 A outlet rating based on?

GB 2099.1 three-pin outlets are rated 10 A, which suits a miner drawing around 2 kW at 220 V. If you need 16 A outlets, the strip is built to drawing with the 16 A pattern and a matching breaker.

Does the body fit a standard 42U cabinet?

Yes. The 65 × 83 mm section sits inside the rear channel between the rails, and the 1269 mm mounting length matches the rear rail spacing of a 42U cabinet, so it does not eat cable space or block a blanking panel.

Is there metering or remote switching?

Not on this model. It is a breaker-protected distribution strip: one 3-pole breaker, twenty-four outlets, no electronics to fail in a hot hall. Metered and switched versions of the same body length are available if you need per-port data.

Can the outlet count and cable length be changed?

Yes. Outlet count, GB pattern, cable length and terminal type are built to drawing. Drawings within 30 minutes, quotation within one hour.

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